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    • LA's Gold Line Extension Opens Up New Options for San Gabriel Valley (LA Times)
    • DC Metro GM Offers Vision for How to Fix the System (WaPo)
    • A Q&A with Atlanta BeltLine Visionary Ryan Gravel (Atlanta Mag)
    • San Francisco to Give Incentives for Not Riding BART During Rush Hour (CityLab)
    • For New Streetcars, Parked Cars Are a Common Roadblock (Kansas City Star)
    • Albuquerque City Council to Weigh in on Proposed BRT Route (ABQ Journal)
    • In the Works: A National Transit Map (WTOP)

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